Jerome Returns to Face Gambling Charge at Court
Jerome Trav ers arrives from Montreal to face a gambling charge in Coaticook as Thaw fight work continues. Samuel Jacobs leads the defense while spectators observe a quiet arrival in rain. Carnegies arrive to aid Thaw with no comment. A police inquiry is reported in Prince Albert.
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Samuel Jacobs
K. C
Montreal
New York State
Harry K. Thaw
Mattewan
Jerome
Court House
Carnegies
Q. L. Carnegie
Thaw
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Preeent
Alderman Pratt Objects To Street Lighting Push
Alderman Pratt of the electric light committee criticizes Alderman Ansley for forcing an improved street lighting issue. He notes the Night committee gathered data months ago to upgrade the system, but money market conditions and bond sales difficulties caused the project to lapse, and sees Ansley’s moves as an election signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Pratt
Electric Light Committee
Ald. Ansley
Nght
Ald
Ansleys
Entertainment Plan for Foreign Shooters Includes Rail Trip
Camp Perry arrangements ship the force in teams by the National Rifle Association for a Sept itinerary. They depart Sept 10 from Camp Perry, stop at Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York City, then attend a Sept 12 to 20 Sea Girt tournament in New Jersey. A Sept 21 Washington visit follows, with tours of Annapolis and Philadelphia navy yards before a Sept 26 27 stay in New York and final departure home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
National Rifle Association of America
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
Sea Girl
N. J
Washington
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Yards
Philadelphia
New York
Chinese Blackbook Reveals Evidence of Underground Railroad
Washington reports officials will trace a Chinese blackbook found in Chicago detailing opium rings and smugglers across cities from Vancouver to Ann Arbor. Authorities seek to determine violations of Chinese exclusion laws and possible white slavery links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
United States
lAnthony Caminetti
General of Immigration
Chitago
Canada
Customs
Charles Sing
British Columbia
Hongkong
Viscountry
Jexico
Are
San Francisco
Seattle
Vancouver
Ann ‘Arbor
Mich
Trost
Boston
Cambridge
Ensenada
St. Louis Separate School District to Borrow 13000
The Alberta Gazette records that Medicine Hat based St. Louis Roman Catholic Separate School District No. 21 is empowered to borrow 13000 to fence the school site complete the schoolhouse and acquire additional equipment. Treasurer is Michael G. Lynch of Medicine Hat.
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Alberta Gazette
St. Louis
Medicine Hat
Michael G. Lynch
Sons of Jacob Hold Hebrew Scroll Celebration
The Sons of Jacob held a celebration at Patterson's Hall in Medicine Hat to mark acquiring a first Hebrew scroll. About sixty attended, with a musical program led by violinist Sam Sadowski and pianist Mrs. D. E. Braun. A future worship house is planned as unity grows. The scroll was purchased via letters sold to the buyer who then fills in a holy section. A New York rabbi authored the scroll. The Jewish New Year celebration will occur shortly with the scroll secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Patterson’s
Seaima Tora
New York
Medicine Hat
My. D. E.braun
Sam Sadowski
Lethbridge
D. E. Braun
Tig City
Sadowski
Haeshe
Tramurai
Schumann
Braun
Schubert
Liszt
Peter McEarchorn Electrocuted Near Silver King Mine
Report says Peter McEarchorn died after being struck by a 20 000 volt line while handling a rated rod near the Silver King mine. The incident involved A and Nelson and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Peter
McEarchorn
King
Nelson
Tariff Bill May Pass Senate Tonight
Washington reports the Democratic tariff bill, pushed by majority leader Underwood, may pass the Senate before adjournment. Chairman Simmons aimed to hold session until a vote, with leaders forecasting House return and a conference debate of under two weeks. Senator Lafollette opened general discussion, planning about four hours.
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Washington
Underwood
House
Senate
Simmons
Finance Committee
Lafollatte
Fatal Accident at Drumheller Mine Claims Two
In Drumheller Alberta on September 8 Darry Holden was killed and Henry Wheatcroft seriously injured when a mine cable broke sending a truck full length of the incline. Mackin escaped unhurt. Wheatcroft suffered internal injuries.
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Drumheller
Alta
Darry Holden
Henry Wheatcroft
Tolden
Wheatcroft
Mackin
Mormon Colonies Leaving Mexico for Cardston Move
Calgary Sept. 7. Mormon colonies in Sonora and Chihuahua Mexico may be abandoned by the church and settlers moved to Cardston Alberta. R. J. McKinley, a Salt Lake City arrival, reports the colonies suffered from the recent revolutions. The church holds a large lead deposit near Cardston, bought from the Dominion government at $2 per acre, to be given to Mormon settlers at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Sonora
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mormon Church
Cardston
Alberta
R. J. McKinley
Salt Lake City
Republic
Dominion
Special transport service for Fair Grounds exhibition
Special arrangements for taking private parties to and from the Exhibition Grounds. Good service motto. Contact W. Keith Bell & Sons at 390 Toronto Street via phone 1045.
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Our Motto
W. Keith Bell & Sons
Toronto St
Bank Managers Gift Acknowledges Swift Burglar Alarm Response
Mer chants Bank manager W O Joy presented a gift to Sergt Johnston and Detective Campbell to thank them for their prompt arrival at the bank after the burglar alarm sounded Friday evening.
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W. O. Joy
Merchants Bank
Sergt. Johnston
Detective Campbell
St Barnabas Church Still Has Pipe Organ
The item notes that St Barnabas Church previously had a Cassevaunt pipe organ with 100 pipes, cost about $3,000, installed for about a month. It corrects a claim that a new organ at Fifth Avenue Methodist was the first in the city. An unrelated line mentions Pres Howard Elliott of the New York New Haven and Hartford rail road aiming for safety and an old prospector's view on the Thush anna gold fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igs
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
St. Barnabas
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven
Ottawa minister backs inquiry into Union Life affairs
The Canadian minister of finance Hon. W. T. White says an inquiry into Union Life Assurance Company is needed for life insurance interests. He has asked Union Company auditor G. T. Clarkston to examine officers and directors under counsel Mr. Misten, dating to the 1906 review of the company.
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W. T. White
The
Union Life Insurance, Company
Ottawa
Union Life Assurance Company
Canada
G. T. Clarkston
Misten
Connaught School Opens To Welcome Students
A large crowd of youngsters gathered this morning as Connaught School opened for use hidden from formal ceremonies to follow later. The event marks the start of operations at the new facility serving the local community.
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Connaught
Parcel Post to Extend Across Canada From Coast to Coast
Winnipeg report quotes Hon L P Pelletier announcing Canada’s parcel post service will launch January 1 and cover the entire Dominion. Provinces will serve as zones with significant savings for citizens, though national expense will rise. a major public benefit is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
L. P. Pelletier
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Yvostmaster
Motor Cyclists Die In Tragic Track Accident
Cologne on September 8 saw American cyclist Gus Lawson and German diver Schuermann killed in a motor paced kilometer championship crash. Lawson’s skull and both arms were fractured after a tire burst as he paced Guinard, a French rider. Mein hold, the German pacemaker, was fatally injured.
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Cologne
Gus Lawson
Schuermann
Meinhold
Lawson
Guinard
Freeholders of Canada ad in London papers overhousing claim
A concern styling itself Free holders of Canada Corporation promotes a subdivision named Rollo Park northwest of the exhibition grounds and says 300 houses are needed for new residents. The claim lacks authorization from the local Board of Trade or Industrial Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeholders of Canada Corporation
Rollo Park
Exhibition Grounds
London
England
Board of Trade
Industrial Bureau
Gold and Cross
Toronto
Willcox
Winnipeg businessman laments Medicine Hat business light issue
Mr. H. J. Hardie of Winnipeg and western manager of the Toronto Type Foundry visits Medicine Hat for a day and asks why the business section appears so poorly illuminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hardie
Winnipeg
Toronto
Hardie
Medicine Hat
Appeals for Aid After Hot Springs Fire
Hot Springs Arkansas issued an appeal for outside aid after a fire swept the city destroying six million dollars worth of property and leaving about 2 500 people homeless.
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Hot Springs
Ark
1000 Americans in Mexico Were Slain
Senator Penrose will claim on the Senate floor that more than 1000 Americans have been killed in Mexico since the present reign of terror began, citing Governor ColQuitt of Texas as his authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
Mexico
Colquitt
Texas
Saskatoon Babies Die at Record August Toll
Forty four babies died in Saskatoon during August, most under one year old. Thirty nine were under one year and five were exactly one year. The city faced its highest infant death rate on record, with public disclosure delayed until Mayor Harrison aided access to vital statistics.
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Saskatoon
Chapman
Harrison
The
Star
FIRST FAIR FARIA GETS SENTENCED
An itinerant con man known as J A Puckering alias Henry Grige was arrested after selling fake watches and storing phony flies at the Royal Hotel. He lied in court about his identity and was sentenced by Magistrate Kealy to two months of hard labor in Lethbridge.
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Ij. A
Express
Puckering
Gover
Alout
Kealy
Grigg
Hamilton
Ont
Lethbridge
Program of Organ Recital at Fifth Avenue Church
Professor Wrigley's pipe organ recital at Fifth Avenue Methodist Church features selections by Merandi Rheinberger Grison Dubois Lemare Whieldon Hollins and Batiste. Vocal numbers are performed by J F Marsh Pattie Taylor F Blackburn A R Pointer and R Hoag.
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Wrigley
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
Merandi
Rheinberger
Grison
Dubois
Lemare
Whieldon
Hollins
Batiste
J. F. Marsh
Madame Pattie Taylor
F. Blackburn
A. R. Pointer
R. Hoag
Dominion to apologize to New York over Jerome arrest
The Dominion government will apologize to the State of New York for the arrest of W. T. Jerome at Coaticook. The move follows a diplomatic note seeking to settle a dispute arising from the 19th century incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
State of New York
W. T. Jerome
Coaticook
Royalist Protests and Bomb Attacks Reported in Lisbon
Madrid correspondent of the Daily Telegraph wires late last evening reports serious events in Lisbon. Royalists protested the blocking of telegrams to ex King Manuel congratulating him on his marriage, with protests intensified by bombs. Grave disturbances are said to have occurred in the Portuguese capital.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Fair entries pour in as weeklong event opens
Secretary Roy Patten reports rapid entry flow for the annual exhibition fair opening tomorrow and running through Thursday. A strong racing program and grand stand attractions promise high class entertainment with expectations of the richest attendance in 27 years if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Patten
The
Exhibition Association
DerricK collapse injury kills Thos Canter in Winniper
Thomas Canter of Winniper died from injuries after a derrick collapsed. The incident occurred as workers were handling equipment at a local site, authorities said.
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Thos.‘Canter of
Winniper
Canadians Tied For First Place
At the Palma trophy match 800 yard range United States and Canada were tied for first with 588 of 600. Other scores: Argentine Republic 487 Sweden 456 Peru 530. Individual 800 yards US Winder 75 Duff 73 Casey 72 Waller 73 Emerson 75 Chasley 74 Wolfe 78 Sears 73. Canada Freeborn 75 Hawkins 75 McInnis 738 Capt Smith 72 Russell 71 Morris 74 Stock 73 Sergt Smith a. Kingston St Vincent B W Sept An earthquake shock felt here today. Telephone service affected and minor damage reported from plantation districts.
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Camp Perry
Sept. S
United States
Canada
Argentine Republic
Sweden
Peru
Winder
Duff
Casey
Waller
Emerson
Chasley
Wolfe
Sears
Freeborn
Hawkins
McInnis
Capt. Smith
Russell
Morris
Stock
Sergt. Smitha
Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
B. W
Frost Foils Alberta Crop Damage Report
Frosts across Alberta and western districts caused little damage as crops were already advanced and most grain cutting was complete. In Edmonton and Sturgeon Plains frost touched down with minimal effect while Prince Albert and Moose Jaw reported no serious harm as temperatures dipped briefly and harvest continued.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Sturgeon
Stoney Plains
Moose Jaw
Admiral Patey Salutes Australia's Naval Policy
From Como Italy to London and Durban South Africa Admiral Patey of HMAS Australia defends Australia’s naval policy as sound and suited to its growth size and coastal needs He rejects calls for preferential treatment of British over Australian forces and asserts equality among Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy personnel across dominions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patey
Henderson
Admiral Patey
Jack
Royal Australian Navy
T v
England
Pipe Organ Opened by Prof Wrigley at Fifth Avenue Church
Rev A S Tuttle led a dedicatory sermon as the new three manual pipe organ at Fifth Avenue Methodist Church opened. Prof Frank Wrigley of Knox Church Calgary played, drawing large crowds. the King’s Helpers Society funds cover the $5,500 cost with envelope donations requested. A recital by Wrigley and local talent followed, with Miss Fulton directing city schools music and starting duties next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Tuttle
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
Frank Wrigley
Knox Church
Calgary
King’s Helpers Society
Wrigley
Organ Fund
Fulton
City Bylaws Published in Medicine Hat
The bylaws of the City of Medicine Hat from incorporation to the present year have been consolidated and printed. Leather bound copies have been delivered at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Shriners Photos Taken Amid Odd Legal Shuffle
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at Shriners related activity and a legal or boundary dispute with references to photos taken yesterday. The readable bits suggest a local scene involving boundary concerns and possible ascent or dues.
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William Travers Jerome
Prince Albert
United. States
St.louis
Connaught School
Pelletier
Tragk
Winnipegger
Faria
Jxealy
Portugal
Madrid
Daily Telegraph
Faust
Moose
Australia
Charlton
Como
Italy
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
South Africa
Prof. Wrigley
Shriners
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